Pendleton Fire burns 100+ acres

You're watching Fox Local Los Angeles. I am Coco McAvoy, and we want to get you updated on another fire that we are hearing about at Camp Pendleton. We actually have a live view of this fire right now. Let's show you that. Let's bring that to you on your screen right now. So we know that a fire at Camp Pendleton has burned 150 acres. Here's what we know right now. We know the fire broke out at Camp Pendleton in San Diego County this afternoon, prompting evacuations. We are hearing base officials shared on social media around 2.30 p.m. that the fire, which is being called the Henderson Fire, was near the intersection of Barcelona and Las Pulgas Road. So according to CAL FIRE, the fire has reached 100 acres before 3 p.m., quickly spreading. That fire located immediately to the west of the 43 area, also known as Las Pulgas area. So, again, we know that there is a fire burning in Camp Pendleton right there in San Diego County. You can see that thick smoke in the air as well. Right now it has burned 150 acres. So we are going to continue to keep a close eye on that fire as well. Important to note that, again, we are experiencing a red flag warning in L.A. County and Ventura County. But this is in San Diego County and we are talking about a fire at Camp Pendleton. So that is something that we will continue to keep a close watch on.